Practical advice

Accessories

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Additional electrical and electronic equipment Before fitting this type of accessory, make sure it is compatible with your vehicle. Seek advice from an Authorised Partner of the brand. Only connect accessories with a maximum power of 120 W. Risk of fire. Any work on the electrical system must be carried out by an Authorised Partner of the brand, as incorrect connection may damage the electrical system and/or the components connected to it. When fitting additional electrical equipment, make sure the circuit is protected by a suitable fuse. You must also know the rating of this fuse and its location. Use of equipment with transceivers (phones, CB radios). Phones and CB radios with a built-in antenna may cause interference with the electronic systems fitted to the vehicle at the factory, so it is recommended to use only equipment with an external antenna. Please also comply with the applicable legal regulations on the use of the above equipment. Fitting additional accessories If you want to have accessories fitted to your vehicle, contact an Authorised Partner of the brand. To ensure correct operation of the vehicle and to avoid situations that could endanger passenger safety, we recommend using accessories that are approved, as they are specifically matched to your vehicle and covered by the manufacturer's warranty. If you use a mechanical anti-theft device, fit it only to the brake pedal. Driving obstruction On the driver's side, always use a floor mat designed for the vehicle, secure it with the retaining clips provided, and check its fixing regularly. Do not stack several mats. Risk of pedal jamming.

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